WAREMA 310 Specification sheet

WAREMA drop-arm awnings
Type 310, 314, 330, 340 and 350
Instructions for use and maintenance
To be handed over to the operator – original operating manual
Valid from 05 April 2012
Document number [B866589_3] – EN

Table of contents
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Table of contents
1Introduction ..............................................................................................................................3
1.1Information on safety............................................................................................................................................... 3
1.2Information on the target group and application of these instructions...................................................................... 3
1.3Explanation of symbols and signs ........................................................................................................................... 3
1.4Important safety information.................................................................................................................................... 4
2Product information ..................................................................................................................5
2.1Parts description...................................................................................................................................................... 5
2.2Technical data/accessories ..................................................................................................................................... 5
2.3Intended use............................................................................................................................................................ 6
2.4Wind speed limits .................................................................................................................................................... 6
2.5EC conformity.......................................................................................................................................................... 6
3Operation .................................................................................................................................7
3.1Operation with crank operation................................................................................................................................ 7
3.2Operation with operating elements.......................................................................................................................... 8
3.3Operation using the central control unit................................................................................................................... 8
3.4Incorrect operation .................................................................................................................................................. 9
4Care/maintenance..................................................................................................................10
4.1General information on care and maintenance...................................................................................................... 10
4.2Care instructions ................................................................................................................................................... 11
4.3Maintenance instructions....................................................................................................................................... 11
5Warranty.................................................................................................................................12
5.1What you should know about fabrics..................................................................................................................... 12
6Spare parts/repairs.................................................................................................................13
7Dismantling/disposal ..............................................................................................................13
8Troubleshooting......................................................................................................................14
9EC Declaration of Conformity.................................................................................................15

Introduction
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1Introduction
1.1 Information on safety
It is important to follow these instructions in the inter-
ests of personal safety. Failure to comply with these
instructions when operating the product may result in
personal injury and/or property damage. Failure to
comply with these instructions relieves WAREMA of liabil-
ity.
Warnings are marked with these symbols in
the instructions.
 Read through the instructions carefully
before use.
 Keep the instructions for use until you
dispose of the product.
 Include these instructions if you pass the
product on to a new owner.
 Please observe all safety, operating and
maintenance instructions.
1.2 Information on the target group and
application of these instructions
Target group
These instructions are directed at people who operate,
care for and/or maintain the product.
Contents
These instructions are part of the operating manual and
are an integral part of this product. The instructions con-
tain important information on the operation, care and
maintenance of this item. They describe the operation of
WAREMA drop-arm awnings of type 310, 314, 330, 340
and 350 with crank and motor operation. Other drives and
special solutions are not dealt with.
Permissible activities
No other alterations, additions, conversions or mainte-
nance work are to be carried out on the product other than
as described in these instructions without the written ap-
proval of WAREMA.
1.3 Explanation of symbols and signs
Safety information and symbols are contained in the ap-
propriate parts of the text.
Symbol Use/explanation
DANGER
Identifies an imminent danger that may
result in death or serious injury if not pre-
vented.
WARNING
Identifies a potential danger that may result
in death or serious injury if not prevented.
CAUTION
Identifies a potential danger that may result
in minor injury or property damage if not
prevented.
Read the instructions for use and mainte-
nance.


Note
Important information on how to proceed
and on the content of these instructions.


Activity/step

List

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1.4 Important safety information
The safety instructions and warnings described here are
intended to safeguard your health as well as protect the
product. The following points must be read through care-
fully.
Damage resulting from inappropriate use or the failure to
observe these instructions or safety information is not
covered by the guarantee. Liability will not be accepted
for secondary damage.
General conditions
Product damage from incorrect operation
in stormy weather!
If the recommended wind speed limits are
exceeded (see Tab. 2), damage to the awn-
ings can be expected.
Retract the awning to the upper limit posi-
tion and take out of service.
Product damage from wetness!
The formation of water pockets on the awning
fabric can cause the unit to fail.
Protect the awning fabric by retracting it in
wet weather.
Product damage from incorrect behaviour
in windy weather!
Especially in winter, awnings can be expected
to freeze up. In wintry temperatures, retract
the awnings to the upper limit position and
take out of service. We recommend the use of
an ice monitoring system.
Do not use the product in icy weather. The
product must be cleared of ice and snow be-
fore it can be used. Liability cannot be ac-
cepted for damage to the product resulting
from the operation under icy conditions.
Product damage from power failure!
Motorised awnings cannot be retracted without
power. Manual emergency operation or an
emergency power supply should be considered
for windy regions with frequent power failures.
Operating notes
Risk of crushing injuries!
When retracting and extending the product, do
not reach into movable parts (e.g. drop profile
or drop arm).
Danger of entanglement!
When retracting or extending the unit, do not
reach into rotating parts (e.g. fabric shaft) or
else injuries may result.
Risk of injury due to static charge!
Contact with persons or objects may result in
electrostatic discharge from statically charged
fabric.
Product damage and property damage
from carelessness during operation!
The projection area of the product must be
kept clear of fixed and movable obstacles.
Product damage from operation of faulty
product!
Only use the awning when it is in perfect
technical condition. If the awning makes unu-
sual noises or movements, stop using it im-
mediately. Inform your qualified specialist.

Product information
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2Product information
2.1 Parts description
Drop-arm awning
type 310/314
Drop-arm awning
type 330
dd200005396 dd200005397
Drop-arm awning
type 340
Drop-arm awning
type 350
dd200005395 dd200005398
1 Fabric shaft console 4 Fabric
2 Drop arm 5 Box
3 Drop profile 6 Clamping support
(type 314 only)
Fig. 1: Parts overview of drop-arm awnings
2.2 Technical data/accessories
Details for electric drive
Parameter Value
Rated torque 8 ─30 Nm
Revolutions (idling) 17 rpm
Mains voltage 230 V AC/50 Hz
Current consumption 0.45 ─0.9 A
Power 100 ─205 W
Degree of protection IP 44
Safety class I
Short-term operation (S2) Approx. 4 minutes
Limit switch range 64 revolutions
Tab. 1: Electric drive data (overview)
NOTE
Tab. 1 is a summary of the data for the motors that
can be used with this product. For specific infor-
mation, refer to the setting instructions included for
the motor.
Accessories
A wide range of control devices is available for our sun
shading control systems to give you optimum control of
the product.
Do not use the awnings in icy or frosty weather. The awn-
ings must be cleared of ice and snow before they can be
used. Liability cannot be accepted for damage to the sun
shading system resulting from the operation under icy
conditions. We recommend the use of an ice monitoring
system.

Product information
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2.3 Intended use
The drop-arm awnings of type 310/314, 330, 340 and 350
are sun shading systems that may only be employed to
provide privacy and protect against summer heat and
glare. Inappropriate use may result in significant danger.
All awnings for external use are designed for a wind load
of 1.1 kN/m² (DIN 1055). The directive entitled "Wind
loads for construction of closures and awnings when re-
tracted – Section 5.1.1"
1
defines the positions at which
these products can be installed without requiring special
precautions.
Additional loads on the window awning in the form of
hanging objects could damage the product or cause it to
detach from the wall and are therefore not permitted.
The intended use also includes observing these instruc-
tions and the care and maintenance conditions.
2.4 Wind speed limits
Type of installation Wind speed limits
Drop arm directly (standard
distance) on the facade
7.5 – 10.4 m/s
(5 Bft)
Drop arm 300 – 1,000 mm in
front of facade
3.5 – 5.4 m/s
(3 Bft)
Drop arm in reveal 7.5 – 10.4 m/s
(5 Bft)
Tab. 2: Wind speed limits for drop-arm awnings (data in
m/s and Beaufort level)
1
Published by the Bundesverband Rollladen + Son-
nenschutz e.V. and ITRS Industrieverband techni-
sche Textilien Rollladen Sonnenschutz e. V.
2.5 EC conformity
The EC conformity is certified, and the corresponding EC
declaration of conformity (see Chapter 9/p. 15) is part of
these product-specific operating and maintenance instruc-
tions. In order to maintain this condition and ensure safe
operation, you as the operator are obliged to observe the
instructions for use and maintenance.
Name: WAREMA Renkhoff SE
Year of declaration of conformity: 2006
Head office: Hans-Wilhelm-Renkhoff-Straße 2
97828 Marktheidenfeld
Germany
Standard: DIN EN 13561
Product: Awning
Intended use For outdoor installation
Wind class: 3
2
Noise emission level
3
:< 70 dB (A)
2
The products meet the requirements of the stated
wind class. The products have been statically tested
according to DIN EN 1932. The product resists wind
loads up to 13.4 m/s (see wind speed limits Tab. 2).
The wind speed of 10.4 m/s corresponds to Beau-
fort number 5 and is defined as a fresh wind or
breeze, i.e. small deciduous trees begin to sway,
white caps form on lakes.
3
In a standard installation of the product on a test
stand, the noise emission level is <70 dB(A). This
value may vary depending on the installation.

Operation
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3Operation
NOTE
Only operate the product if it is in technically per-
fect condition.


NOTE
The product can be stopped in any position.


NOTE
The limit position of the product is restricted in both
directions, i.e. the product is automatically stopped
at this point.


NOTE
The motors used in these products are not intended
for continuous operation. The integrated thermal
protection switches the motor off after approx.
4 minutes. The product will be ready for use again
after approx. 10–15 minutes.
NOTE
If using an automatic control system, switch it off in
the winter if there is a risk of freezing. Do not use
the product in icy weather.
Exception:
Awning drives equipped with an overload protec-
tion or obstacle recognition system.
3.1 Operation with crank operation
CAUTION
Risk of injury and product damage!
When the crank awning is fully extended or
retracted, do not continue moving the crank
forcefully after you feel a resistance.
NOTE
An excessive angle in the crank rod makes the
crank difficult to move and causes excessive wear.
Turn the crank to the
"left" to extend the
awning.
or
Turn the crank to the
"right" to retract the
awning.
Before reaching the fully
extended or retracted
position, turn the crank
more slowly. The awning
should not bang hard
against the limit positions.
After operation, take
the crank out of the
eyelet.

Operation
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3.2 Operation with operating elements
Extending using the sunblind push button/venetian
blind switch
Press the "DOWN"
button and hold if nec-
essary.
or
Turn the toggle switch
to the right and hold if
necessary.
Stop the awning in any
intermediate position:
Release the "DOWN"
button or press the
"Stop" button.
or
Release the toggle
switch or turn it back.
The drive switches off
automatically in the lower
limit position.
Retracting using the sunblind push button/venetian
blind switch
Press the "UP" button
and hold if necessary.
or
Turn the toggle switch
to the left and hold if
necessary.
Stop the awning in any
intermediate position:
Release the "UP" but-
ton or press the
"Stop" button.
or
Release the toggle
switch or turn it back.
The drive switches off
automatically in the upper
limit position.
3.3 Operation using the central control unit
CAUTION
Product damage from failure of the external
control unit! The control unit is not functional
under extreme conditions (e.g. power failure or
malfunctions).
Set the external control unit to manual if
you are going to be away.
NOTE
Adjust the central control unit in such a way
that continuous operation of the motor is
avoided. The motors used in these products
are not intended for continuous operation. The
integrated thermal protection will switch the
motor off after approx. 4 minutes. The product
will be ready for use again after approx. 10 to
15 minutes.
Instructions on how to operate this feature are
contained in a separate manual.

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3.4 Incorrect operation
General drop-arm awning operation
NOTE
Only operate the product if it is in technically per-
fect condition.
If the drop-arm awning makes unusual noises
or movements, stop using it immediately.
Please inform your specialist dealer.
Access to operating elements
Never let children play
with the operating ele-
ments of the awning –
such as the hand-held
transmitter or switches.
Keep the hand-held
transmitter away from
children.
Danger of crushing, shearing and entanglement
When extending and
retracting the product, do
not reach between the
movable parts as this
may lead to crushing or
shearing between the
drop profile or drop arm
and other attached parts,
for example.
Keep people away from
the awning while the
product is in motion.
Products with electrical con-
trol units may start moving at
any time and without prior
notice. Ensure that danger-
ous situations do not arise.
Projection range of the drop-arm awning
The projection range
of the awning must be
kept clear of fixed and
movable obstacles.
Operation during a storm
Retract the awning
when the permissible
wind speed limit is ex-
ceeded (see Tab. 2).


NOTE
An emergency power supply is recommended for
windy regions with frequent power failures.
Operation is wet weather
CAUTION
Impairment of awning fabric through damp-
ness. Dampness promotes wrinkling and waf-
fling of the fabric.
Protect the awning fabric from wet weather.
Retract and do not ex-
tend the awning in rain.
Open damp blinds to
dry.

Care/maintenance
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Operation in cold weather
CAUTION
Product damage from forceful operation.
Do not extend or retract the awning in snow
or when there is a risk of frost.
NOTE
The product may be used again after thawing.
Do not operate the awn-
ing if it is frozen.
Operation in winter
CAUTION
Product damage due to incorrect handling in
winter!
Set the automatic control to manual if you
are going to be away.
Switch off the automatic
control mode in winter.
The awning may freeze.
4Care/maintenance
4.1 General information on care and
maintenance
Proper and regular care and maintenance and the use of
original spare parts only are essential for fault-free opera-
tion and a long product life.
NOTE
Ensure that the product is not moved during
maintenance and repair work in its direct proximity
– e.g. window-cleaning.
A monitored, overriding locking mechanism must
prevent every kind of operation.
WARNING
Risk of injury and product damage from
operation of the product while it is out
of sight!
De-energise and lock out the prod-
uct.
Do not operate the product during
maintenance and cleaning work.
Disconnect the product from the
automatic control and/or power
supply.
CAUTION
Risk of injury due to static charge.
Contact with persons or objects may result in
electrostatic discharge from statically charged
fabric.
DANGER
Risk of injury and falling!
Do not rest climbing aids against the prod-
uct.
Climbing aids must rest on a solid founda-
tion and offer good support.

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WARNING
Risk of injury and damage to the product from
inappropriate cleaning!
 Do not use high pressure washers, abra-
sive cleansers, abrasive sponges or sol-
vents such as alcohol or naphtha.
 Do not support yourself on the product or
parts of the product.
4.2 Care instructions
To ensure the longest possible life, we rec-
ommend you clean the surface of the product
regularly or at least once a year.
If the first cleaning takes place years after
initial installation, the product cannot be re-
turned to its original condition.
Replacement claims cannot be honoured on
the grounds of these cleaning and care in-
structions because the effectiveness of these
measures depends on a large number of fac-
tors that vary from case to case.
 Perform a functional check with the product. Watch
the product as it travels the full range of movement
and look out for any unusual behaviour or noises.
 Clean the product regularly (see "Cleaning proce-
dure" table).
 Fully extend the drop-arm awning when doing so.
Cleaning procedure
Wash the fabric with a mild detergent solu-
tion (water max. 30°C). A special waterproof-
ing agent has been applied to acrylic fabrics.
This waterproofing layer is diminished every
time the fabric is washed.
Clean the surfaces with a suitable cleaning
agent.
Remove dirt or objects from the product.
Fallen leaves create the conditions neces-
sary for microbial activity.
Use a clear rubber eraser to rub dirty marks
off the fabric.
Brush off the fabric (only for coated polyester
fabrics).
 Inspect the operating elements and fabric for visible
wear and damage.
 Check the substructure for damage.
 Perform a functional check with the product. Watch
the product as it travels the full range of movement
and look out for any unusual behaviour or noises.
 Have any damage repaired by a qualified specialist
as soon as possible. Retract the awning and take it
out of service.
4.3 Maintenance instructions
The product must be maintained regularly or
at least once a year.
Inspection and maintenance work is only to
be carried out by an appropriately qualified
specialist. We recommend you take out a
maintenance agreement with a qualified spe-
cialist.
The WAREMA warranty becomes invalid if
the unit is not cleaned properly at least once
a year.
DANGER
Risk of injury through irregular maintenance!
 Check the product regularly for signs of
wear and damage, e.g. on the motor line.
 Do not use products in need of repair. In
this case, move the products to the upper
limit position and take them out of service.

Warranty
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DANGER
Electric shock!
When inspecting or maintaining electrical
parts, the unit must be de-energised and
locked out.
Check the function and the limit positions of the
product.
Check the product for visible wear, for damage to
the motor line and to ensure it is securely attached
(e.g. check that the screws have a firm hold).
Make a visual check of all movable parts.
Check that all consoles are firmly in place. The
consoles must be attached flush against the mount-
ing substructure without a gap.
Check that the clamping supports are firmly seated
every six months (type 314 only).
Retension the clamping supports (type 314 only) by
unscrewing the base.
Clean the guide rails.
Change the battery on products with remote control.
Inform the operator of operating risks (e.g. ice for-
mation).
DANGER
Functional problems and product damage due
to incorrect operation in frosty conditions! The
product can freeze up below the specified
temperature (+ 3 °C).
Do not operate frozen products.
Avoid using force to operate frozen prod-
ucts. This may damage the blinds.
In wintry temperatures, retract the product
to the upper limit position and take it out of
service.
We recommend the use of an ice monitor-
ing system.
dd200001045
Fig. 2: Attaching the label
5Warranty
Subject to the statutory period of limitation for warranty
claims. This requires regular maintenance. The warranty
does not include wear parts or optical changes in line with
the type of material used (e.g. bleaching of surfaces
caused by UV rays).
Wear parts are
Gear drive
Gear eyelet
Valance
5.1 What you should know about fabrics
Technical fabrics may exhibit certain characteristics due to
production and sizing that may appear to the operator to
be "faults".
The blemishes described below will not affect the usability
or durability of the fabric:

Repair/dismantling
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Wrinkles (grey cracking)
Wrinkles can be produced when the fabric is assembled
(cut and sewn) and when it is folded. Surface effects
(shifts in pigmentation) can occur in the wrinkles. When
viewed against the light, these resemble dirty marks (es-
pecially on light-coloured fabric).
Chalk lines
These are light stripes of the impregnating material on the
fabric surface. They result from handling the fabric during
production and assembly of the units. Although the fabric
is handled with special care, these effects cannot be fully
avoided in dark fabrics.
Waviness in the seams and fabric panels
As the fabric is wound onto and off of the shaft, it is tight-
ened more at the borders, seams and panels than be-
tween the seams. The resulting tension in the fabric can
lead to waviness (e.g. waffle or fishbone patterns) that
"digs" into the fabric. The waves are visible when the unit
is open.
Waffling
Because of the production method, waffling may form
under certain weather conditions and in certain fabric
sizes. This effect is more visible in unfavourable lighting
conditions. The formation of waffling is accelerated and
enhanced through wetness (humidity, rain). If a fabric that
has been "softened" in this way is retracted, waffling and
wrinkles can become particularly pronounced.
Weave flaws
Spinning of the yarns as well as warping in the weaving
mill and the weaving process itself is executed under ten-
sion. The yarn may break. This will lead to knots. Irregular
thread thicknesses are seen as light areas or burls in the
fabric.
6Spare parts/repairs
CAUTION
Personal injury or property damage resulting
from inappropriate repairs!
The product should only be repaired by a
qualified specialist.
To ensure that your product operates properly on a con-
tinuous basis and to avoid changing its approved status,
use WAREMA spare parts only. Contact a qualified spe-
cialist for further information if necessary.
7Dismantling/disposal
CAUTION
Personal injury or property damage from incor-
rect dismantling!
The product should only be dismantled by
a qualified specialist.
Dismantling and re-installation of the product must be
undertaken by a qualified specialist in accordance with
current guidelines and standards. Be sure to ask the
manufacturer for any missing documents before beginning
to dismantle or reinstall the product.
Should the product no longer be required, ensure that it is
disposed of correctly in accordance with the relevant
regulations.
Procedure for disposal
Components identified in this manner should
not be disposed of with the household trash.

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8Troubleshooting
CAUTION
Personal injury or property damage during
troubleshooting!
Problems without a reference to a quali-
fied specialist or certified electrician may
be rectified independently.
Other problems are only to be dealt with
by a qualified specialist or certified electri-
cian.
Problem Possible causes Remedy
Motor is not operating Motor is malfunctioning Motor change (specialist only)
On-site motor connection is incorrect Reconnect as per wiring diagram (certi-
fied electricians only)
Motor thermal protection switch has
triggered
Wait 10 to 15 minutes, then try again
There is no current Check the power fuse (certified electri-
cians only)
A higher-level control command is pre-
sent
Await switch on/off delay
Drop rail does not move to limit
positions
Motor positions are incorrect Readjust the motor again (specialists
only)
Crank cannot be operated Gear drive is malfunctioning Replace the gear drive (qualified special-
ists only)
Tab. 3: Overview of possible problems

EC Declaration of Conformity
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9EC Declaration of Conformity
EC Declaration of Conformity
The product:
WAREMA drop-arm awning
Type: 310, 314, 330, 340, 350
Purpose: External textile sun shading system
Meets all pertinent provisions of the Construction Products Directive 89/106/EEC and, in the case of motor
drives, the provisions of Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC.
In particular, the following harmonised standards were used:
DIN EN 13561 External blinds - Performance requirements including safety.
Additionally for motor drive.
DIN EN 60335-2-97 Household and similar electrical appliances - Safety - Part 2-97: Particular re-
quirements for drives for rolling shutters, awnings, blinds and similar equipment
The safety objectives of Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC were guaranteed according to Appendix I No. 1.5.1.
of Directive 2006/42/EC.
Person in charge of the compilation of the technical documents: Ralf Simon, for address, see manufacturer.
Manufacturer: WAREMA Renkhoff SE
Hans-Wilhelm-Renkhoff-Str. 2
97828 Marktheidenfeld
Germany
Harald Freund Ralf Simon
Executive Vice President Operations Head of Research and Development
Marktheidenfeld, June 2011

WAREMA Renkhoff SE Hans-Wilhelm-Renkhoff-Straße 2 97828 Marktheidenfeld, Germany
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